Castamar

Tapas restaurant · West Village

Castamar

Tapas restaurant · West Village

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28 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014

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Farm-to-table fare, craft cocktails, & creative tapas  

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28 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014 Get directions

castamar.nyc

$30–50

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28 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014 Get directions

+1 646 596 8132
castamar.nyc

$30–50

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Restaurant Menu Trends: Fuller Dish Descriptions Make a Return - Eater

"At the recently opened Castamar in New York City’s West Village, the menu lists nearly every ingredient in each dish. The rosemary butter roasted chicken, for example, is described with 'parmesan polenta, sauteed wild mushrooms, grilled eggplant, parmesan crisp, summer truffle jus.' Brian Pancir, Castamar’s executive chef, remembers working for years at Jean-Georges during the early 2000s. Then, he says, the menus were more detailed than the menus of the 2010s. 'People knew exactly what they were going to eat.' With Castamar’s fuller descriptions, Pancir believes that more menu details can give guests a fuller understanding of the food with less communication from servers. 'People want to have all the information they can about what they are eating. There are more food allergies and dietary restrictions out there,' he says. He also believes restaurants are facing a generational shift in the way we inform consumers. Members of Gen Z, Pancir says, tend to be keen on more information and details about everything they eat. 'They are usually more food-savvy and have clear ideas of what they want.'" - Rafael Tonon

https://www.eater.com/23269370/restaurant-menu-trends-minimalist-descriptions-are-over
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Tina Terraciano

Google
Amazing brunch today at Castamar in West Village. The vegetable omelet was the best omelet I’ve ever had. My husband had Sassy Benedict and there was lobster on top of the eggs and underneath cornbread. The bacon on the side was cooked to perfection. I can’t wait to try dinner here. Lovely ambience too!

Jessica

Google
Great new tapas restaurant and bar!!! Amazing food, ambiance and drinks! You have to check them out ASAP ☺️ my favorite drink is the Spanish Jewels with PoP RocKs, yes pop rocks -- super fun drink. Perfect spot to dine alone, friends, family or date night. My favorite dishes so far are the chef burger, their omlettes (brunch SAT & SUN) , the seabass, burrata, crab cake and the sea scallops, yumz. Chef Brian has created a great menu and don't forget to try at least one of his desserts! #castamarnyc #lifewithjess #comidarica

Thasin

Google
My boyfriend and I went here for dinner tonight and we loved our food! We got the waygu and lobster pasta. So delicious! The drinks were really good too. The dessert was incredible. A must try for a new farm to table restaurant!

Marlon Cox

Google
Absolutely amazing restaurant. The food was amazing. The staff was very friendly. The drinks are something from another world, absolutely creative and very tasty! The names are very catchy also. You must visit. I actually have to go back to try their brunch menu.

Jaclyn Carey

Google
Delicious food, amazing presentation, so glad I found this place. Lots of super interesting combinations and ingredients, already planning my next visit bucket list of dishes to try next!

Lyndon Braganza

Google
I agree with everything Bonnie wrote in her review below. Tried this place yesterday thinking it'd be cool to check out a recently opened restaurant and the website made it look super classy. ...It wasn't. I felt like the restaurant had an identity crisis - wants to be upscale based on menu pricing, but without a matching decent menu and ambiance to justify it. This is not a proper white tablecloth restaurant and service was pretty underwhelming the whole night. Constantly felt rushed by the servers despite being one of handful of people in the entire restaurant, and as others have pointed out the pricing is ridiculous. $29 for two scallops on the appetizer menu and we're going to consider that 'tapas'? Yeah, no. Portions are super tiny and served in very small plates, and it just lacked basic things like a proper wine menu, bread for the table to start, actual tea light candle vs. the faux battery operated ones they have. Super loud music blasting throughout the entire space that makes it hard to have a decent conversation, and I got the impression that all of the people there were friends of the owner, chef, or people who worked there. Even some of these 5 star reviews seem suspect. If you go, maybe your experience will be better than mine.

Edward Meisner

Google
Discovered a wonderful new restaurant in the West Village...fun, sexy atmosphere (the bar, art work, music, servers), phenomenal tapas (sea bass, lamb chops were exceptional), delicious cocktails, and classic desserts. Plus we had a lovely visit to our table from Chef Pancir that made everyone in the restaurant feel like they were dining in his home. Put this one on your list of places to check out.

Hugh W

Google
We were lucky enough to have the privilege of eating, drinking and laughing at Castamar during its opening week. We had a large party (18+) and the owner and his staff made us all feel special. The decor and vibe are inviting and beautiful, a bright, open, welcoming space filled with local artists work. The drinks set the tone for the evening; delicious, playful and memorable. Up for a giggle? Have the "Breakfast in Bed". something more chill? Order "Calming Sunset"...simple, clean and fun cocktails. We made our way through the menu starting with a bright and tasty octopus, followed on with an umami bomb pork belly and a twist on the traditional crab cake. We could've easily and happily ran all these plates back again, but the entrees were too tempting. Next came plates of aged wagyu beef, sea bass in a fresh cream sauce, pistachio crusted lamb, fresh pasta with lobster. All were fresh, incredible ingredients prepared simply and creatively. Licking plates all around. The sauces, so freaking good. Go. Go now before Castamar blows up and you can't get in.